The Geneva Conventions and their additional protocols were a part of international law that was supposed to define the rules of war. The idea was that, if the world bought into this universal set of rules that wars could somehow be honorable, but the reality is that the “rules of war” are somewhat of an… Read more »
I felt remorse to hear that some professors cheered on the attack against Israel. Cheering on the murder of another human being should not be tolerated in academic circles, in unions, or from celebrities. But promoting love and peaceful solutions for all is what we should be seeking, whether for our Jewish, Arabic, Ukrainian,… Read more »
Once again, we come across a Friday the 13th, a day that, through no fault of its own, is said to bring along misfortune. But why? The typical explanation is that it is a recalling of the last supper, where Judas Iscariot, who is said to have betrayed Jesus Christ, was the 13th to arrive. … Read more »
If a vote was held to identify Canada’s most trailblazing province, that recognition would likely go to the province of British Columbia. What distinguishes B.C. from other provinces is its transformative approach to addressing mental health and substance use from a crisis-response approach to a wellness promotion, prevention, and early intervention, where people are connected… Read more »
A study revealed that people with a positive attitude toward aging tend to live seven-and-a-half years longer. And I love the idea of aging while reversing the aging process. It’s a paradox! That’s because, if we choose unconditional love, we grow wiser with age. If we believe in an afterlife, we look forward to what’s beyond… Read more »
Dead Alright is a passion-driven solo-project led by the talented frontman Louis-Charles Berthiaume, known for his involvement with the bands Never Hit Again and Brand New Lungs. With a keen focus on the energetic and rebellious spirit of 90’s and 00’s pop punk and punk rock, Dead Alright delivers a sound that is not to… Read more »
I recently had a childhood friend show me great love and compassion. She’s an empath, more striking in spirit than any thought of angels I’ve ever had. I am teaching her the wisdom I’ve gained on unconditional love, and she’s teaching me great empathy. I felt suffering recently, and her glimmer of light turned that… Read more »
My favorite recipes to try in the fall include brothy, hearty, and warm soups. Especially being a big fan of noodle soups, this recipe was naturally one I would enjoy preparing and savouring. Laksa is a popular and diverse dish that is widely enjoyed in Southeast Asia, particularly in countries like Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, and… Read more »
